Business in Spain

Company formation, corporate structures and running a business.

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How to Set Up a Company in Spain: A Step-by-Step Guide

To set up a company in Spain, the most common route is to form a private limited company (`sociedad de responsabilidad limitada` or SL), which can be created with a share capital of just €1. This process involves formalities with the `Registro Mercantil` (Commercial Registry), a notary, and the `Agencia Tributaria` (Tax Agency). In this guide, we explain the key steps to incorporate your company and the risks to avoid in order to start with a solid legal foundation.

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Shareholders' Agreements: Why You Should Sign One from the Start

Shareholders' agreements are private contracts used to regulate internal relationships that are not covered by the company's articles of association. Not signing one from the outset is one of the main sources of conflict and paralysis in a business. In this article, we explain what they are, what clauses they should include, and why they are an essential tool for the stability of your business.

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